Kathryn's Posts
Self-Care for Midterms
When you think of self-care, your mind probably jumps to bath bombs, face masks, and sleeping in. These are all good options for wellness, but don’t
Social Justice in Philadelphia
Everyone has something they are passionate about. Your passion may manifest into a hobby or even a career, if you think that particular topic or inter
Roommates Guide to Staying Alive
Sharing a living space is something that all of us have done before. But when it comes to residence halls, your living space is just one room instead
New Place, Same You
Going to college is a big decision in and of itself, but when you decide to go to an out-of-state university, the decision might seem even more daunti
Samuel Heifetz, Adjunct Professor of Music
For the past four years, the First Friday Concert series has been held every first Friday of the month from noon to 1 p.m. in Grey Towers Castle’s M
Spring Break Without Breaking the Bank
Spring break is an exciting time around Arcadia: Midterms are over, you’ll finally have some time to relax, and if you’re a freshman, you most lik
How to Succeed at Overloading
I have overloaded three out of four semesters at Arcadia—by choice.Overloading is when you take more than 18 credits per semester; the usual course
Music Lovers: Unforgettable Nights Await You
If you’ve read some of my past posts, you probably know that I love music. I’ve been singing and playing instruments for as long as I can remember
Mairin Higgins, RA of 2nd West Kistler
I wanted to live in the castle since I didn’t get in my first year, and being an RA was the only chance I’d get. Part of me thought I’d be good
Philadelphia’s Phantoms: A Stroll Through History
One thing I’ve learned for certain in my time at Arcadia is that people who live in and around Philadelphia love their city. So many people take pri
Major Joy for a Music Minor
Music was my first passion. I grew up in a creative environment that allowed me to sing and play instruments from the time I knew how to talk. I was
Breaking Free From the Gender Binary
The moment I stepped onto Arcadia’s campus for an Open House during my senior year of high school, I felt that I was home: safe, comforted, and acce
